COAST TO CAPITAL TEAM CHALLENGE
PAKISTAN
Start
Karachi
Finish
Islamabad
Legnth
15 Days
DIstance
2,000km - 4,000km
Start
Karachi
Finish
Islamabad
Participate in teams of
2-4 people
Legnth
15 Days
DIstance
2,000km - 4,000km
Meet the soul of Pakistan, one village, one story, one smile at a time
This is your chance to connect deeply with Pakistan’s diverse landscapes, cultures, and communities. Ride as part of a team, you'll complete challenges, navigate roads, deserts and cities, forging bonds not only with fellow riders but with the people you meet along the way. Every kilometre is a story, every stop a shared moment. This is an adventure with a purpose: to help those who have lost everything.
RIDE THE WILD SPINE OF PAKISTAN
GALLERY
HIGHLIGHTS
This isn’t just a ride—it’s a journey into the heart of Pakistan. From the bustling streets of Karachi to the serene foothills of Islamabad, small individual teams will traverse the country on humble Honda CG 125s, embracing the raw, unfiltered beauty of the land. With a GPX file as your guide, you’ll navigate through winding roads, forgotten villages, and ancient sites steeped in history—each waypoint offering a chance to pause, reflect, and connect. Whether it’s sharing chai with a local shopkeeper, exploring centuries-old ruins, or simply swapping stories with fellow riders under the stars, every moment is an invitation to discover Pakistan beyond the headlines.
Each day brings a new destination, but how you get there is entirely up to you. The route is yours to shape—whether you choose the scenic backroads or the faster highways, the experience is designed to be as personal as it is communal. Occasionally, the journey will stretch across two days, giving you the freedom to plan your overnight stops, meet locals, and uncover hidden gems along the way.
Optional challenges will be scattered throughout the route, encouraging riders to engage with communities, learn local customs, and embrace the spirit of fun and adventure. These aren’t just tasks—they’re bridges to understanding, laughter, and shared humanity.
At the core of this ride is a powerful purpose. Each participant will fund the purchase of their motorcycle, which will be sold at the end of the trip. The proceeds will go directly to Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, which focuses on Disaster Management, Health, Education, WASH Program, Orphan Care Program & Aghosh Homes, Mawakhat Program, and Community Services. Alkhidmat operates not only in Pakistan but also internationally, currently assisting affected and displaced people in Gaza, Palestine.
By the time you reach Islamabad, you’ll have covered more than just kilometres—you’ll have built connections, challenged yourself, and contributed to something far greater than the sum of its parts. This is an adventure with soul.
ROUTE
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ITINERARY
This is not your typical itinerary. You’ll receive a destination — no GPS routing, no hand-holding, just a point on the map and your team’s ingenuity to get there. You choose the route and roads to get there; if you encounter a puncture or other mechanical challenge, you fix it yourself or have a local shop repair it for you.
You’ll ride light, with your luggage transported separately, and support will never be far away if you really need it. But the road is yours, and the challenges — mechanical, cultural, and personal — are part of the story.
Day 1: Karachi Kickoff
Launch from the southern coast with a local challenge designed to test your resourcefulness and spark team camaraderie.
Explore the city’s vibrant chaos, colonial relics, and coastal charm before heading inland.
Along the way
Hyderabad: Navigate the Sindh heartland, where Sufi shrines and bustling bazaars await.
Sukkur: Cross the mighty Indus, visit ancient trade routes, and meet locals in riverside towns.
Faisalabad. The "Manchester of Pakistan," a vibrant industrial city known for its massive textile production and rich colonial history
Pākpattan, one of the oldest cities in It spans over two millennia, blending ancient fortifications, religious devotion, and cultural resilience
Lahore (Multi-Day Stop): Time to recharge, reflect, and dive into the city’s rich history and cuisine: explore Lahore’s hidden corners, from Mughal gardens to street food legends. In the evening a group visit to the Wagah Border closing ceremony—an unforgettable display of pride and pageantry. An optional challenge will be issued.
Day 14: Islamabad.
The capital awaits, nestled in the Margalla Hills. But the route is yours to choose—through salt ranges, forested valleys, or bustling towns.
You will receive a GPX file packed with optional waypoints — ancient ruins, cultural landmarks, and local gems. Visit them all, or a few, and complete optional challenges to earn bragging rights, meet villagers, and deepen your connection to this misunderstood, magnificent country.
This is not just a ride. It’s a test of spirit, a celebration of culture, and a journey that gives back. The adventure is calling.
What's Included |
|---|
A NOTE: 2 nights you will need find your own accommodation |
Airport Transfers |
Breakfasts (13 mornings) |
Detailed GPX file for your navigation device |
Dinners (13 nights) |
Hotel Accommodation (13 nights) |
Local Guide |
Support vehicle to carry your luggage |
Welcome Dinner and farewell celebration feast |
What's Not |
|---|
Alcohol |
Flights |
Lunch |
Personal Expenses |
Toll Charges |
Travel Insurance |
Visa |
ITINERARY
This is not your typical itinerary. You’ll receive a destination — no GPS routing, no hand-holding, just a point on the map and your team’s ingenuity to get there. You choose the route and roads to get there; if you encounter a puncture or other mechanical challenge, you fix it yourself or have a local shop repair it for you.
You’ll ride light, with your luggage transported separately, and support will never be far away if you really need it. But the road is yours, and the challenges — mechanical, cultural, and personal — are part of the story.
Day 1: Karachi Kickoff
Launch from the southern coast with a local challenge designed to test your resourcefulness and spark team camaraderie.
Explore the city’s vibrant chaos, colonial relics, and coastal charm before heading inland.
Along the way
Hyderabad: Navigate the Sindh heartland, where Sufi shrines and bustling bazaars await.
Sukkur: Cross the mighty Indus, visit ancient trade routes, and meet locals in riverside towns.
Faisalabad. The "Manchester of Pakistan," a vibrant industrial city known for its massive textile production and rich colonial history
Pākpattan, one of the oldest cities in It spans over two millennia, blending ancient fortifications, religious devotion, and cultural resilience
Lahore (Multi-Day Stop): Time to recharge, reflect, and dive into the city’s rich history and cuisine: explore Lahore’s hidden corners, from Mughal gardens to street food legends. In the evening a group visit to the Wagah Border closing ceremony—an unforgettable display of pride and pageantry. An optional challenge will be issued.
Day 14: Islamabad.
The capital awaits, nestled in the Margalla Hills. But the route is yours to choose—through salt ranges, forested valleys, or bustling towns.
You will receive a GPX file packed with optional waypoints — ancient ruins, cultural landmarks, and local gems. Visit them all, or a few, and complete optional challenges to earn bragging rights, meet villagers, and deepen your connection to this misunderstood, magnificent country.
This is not just a ride. It’s a test of spirit, a celebration of culture, and a journey that gives back. The adventure is calling.
INCLUDED
Hotel Accommodation most nights
Airport transfers in Karachi & Islamabad
A Support vehicle to carry your luggage
All dinners and breakfasts when staying at a designated hotel, there will be a maximum of 2 nights where you will need to find your own accommodation.
No Objection certificate for Hingol National Park
A Honda CG125 Motorcycle
A GPX file with points of interest and challenges along the way.
Emergency, and we mean emergency mechanical support.
EXCLUDED
Flights to/from Pakistan
Personal Expenses
Travel Insurances
Mechanical Support (because we want you to engage with the locals and be resourceful).
Toll Chargees
Any personal expenses not explicitly mentioned in the inclusions
Per
Person
£
2550
Pay £null & Reserve your spot
At the end of the tour, on Sunday, October 11th, you will sell your bike for as much as you can at the Sunday Bike Mart in Rawalpindi.
The sale price of your bike will go directly to Alkhidmat Foundation to help support Pakistan’s poorest communities and those who have lost everything in natural disasters.
Note: All accommodation is based on a twin share basis.